Venice Film Festival: Best Screenplay Award for A Good Little Soldier
Gaumont's production 'A Good Little Soldier' received the Best Screenplay award at the Venice Film Festival. The award was given to director Stéphane Brizé and co-writers Coralie Amédéo and Olivier Gorce.
The Venice Film Festival, concluding on September 12, honored Gaumont's production "A Good Little Soldier" with the Best Screenplay Award. The award was presented to director Stéphane Brizé and his co-writers Coralie Amédéo and Olivier Gorce.
This latest work, exploring the world of labor, follows Brizé's previous acclaimed films such as "The Measure of a Man" and "At War." The jury at the 83rd edition of the Italian festival recognized the screenplay's merit. The film is slated for release in theaters soon.
Gaumont, a long-standing French production company with a history dating back to 1895, continues to produce a diverse range of films and series. Recent projects from the company include "Mexico 86" and "Game Master."